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i'm steve sanders. and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. >> the 2012 murder rate is up 25%. a memorial near 35th and morgan marks where a jose escobar was killed sunday morning. it happened during a fight near a fast food stand. his friend was left paralyzd. this is the first time since 2003 the city has exceeded 400- murders by october. in response to the recent shootings, members of sweet holy spirit church held a prayer walk yesterday. members called for peace and an end to the violence. residents say are now surprised the city's homicide rate now tops 400. >> an american airlines flight from chicago made an emergency landing in st. louis. none of the passengers were injured. the co-pilot became ill. the plane was headed for dallas. no word on on when passengers will continue the flight >>teachers in evergreen park could go on strike tomorrow. a meeting tonight could determine if parents need to make alternate arrangments for their kids. wgn's am
i'm steve sanders. and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. >> the 2012 murder rate is up 25%. a memorial near 35th and morgan marks where a jose escobar was killed sunday morning. it happened during a fight near a fast food stand. his friend was left paralyzd. this is the first time since 2003 the city has exceeded 400- murders by october. in response to the recent shootings, members of sweet holy spirit church held a...
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let's go down to steve. >> dan, thank you. lee westwood giving a hug to the winning captain. 13 years ago at brookline, you were on the receiving end of a dramatic moment when justin leonard made a putt against you on the 17th hole. that propelled the u.s. to come back from a 10-6 deficit. today, you guys come back. what does this mean to you? >> not just for me, but for the all of europe, for one that remain for my four vice captains and that band, i don't know which side. this one is for all of you. >> you told me this morning that you felt seve in the team room last night. you felt that he could propel you guys to a victory today. how was his presence felt this afternoon? >> well, seve will always be present with this team. he was a big factor for this event. for the europe side. and last night when we were having that meeting, i think the boys knew that believing was the most important thing and i think they did. >> you've won a couple of major
let's go down to steve. >> dan, thank you. lee westwood giving a hug to the winning captain. 13 years ago at brookline, you were on the receiving end of a dramatic moment when justin leonard made a putt against you on the 17th hole. that propelled the u.s. to come back from a 10-6 deficit. today, you guys come back. what does this mean to you? >> not just for me, but for the all of europe, for one that remain for my four vice captains and that band, i don't know which side. this one...
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let's go down to steve. >> dan, thank you. lee westwood giving a hug to the winning captain. 13 years ago at brookline, you were on the receiving end of a dramatic moment when justin leonard made a putt against you on the 17th hole. that propelled the u.s. to come back from a 10-6 deficit. today, you guys come back. what does this mean to you? >> not just for me, but for the all of europe, for one that remain for my four vice captains and that band, i don't know which side. this one is for all of you. >> you told me this morning that you felt seve in the team room last night. you felt that he could propel you guys to a victory today. how was his presence felt this afternoon? >> well, seve will always be present with this team. he was a big factor for this event. for the europe side. and last night when we were having that meeting, i think the boys knew that believing was the most important thing and i think they did. >> you've won a couple of major championships. you told me earlier in the week, it was very difficult to watch
let's go down to steve. >> dan, thank you. lee westwood giving a hug to the winning captain. 13 years ago at brookline, you were on the receiving end of a dramatic moment when justin leonard made a putt against you on the 17th hole. that propelled the u.s. to come back from a 10-6 deficit. today, you guys come back. what does this mean to you? >> not just for me, but for the all of europe, for one that remain for my four vice captains and that band, i don't know which side. this one...
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it's been a year since the death of steve jobs. has apple gotten past the tragic loss, or is it steel relying on the ideas of its late ceo? >>> and, numbers game? former labor secretary elaine chow reacts to critics claiming something is out of whack with the drop in today's unemployment rate. >>> also, no room for a view. why did ikea exclude women from its ads in saudi arabia? brilliant marketing plan or a giant misstep? we'll assemble the facts coming up on the "closing bell." at optionsxpress we're all about options trading. we create easy-to-use, powerful trading tools for all. look at these streaming charts! they're totally customizable and they let you visualize what might happen next. that's genius! we knew you needed a platform that could really help you elevate your trading. so we built it. chances of making this? it's a lot easier to find out if a trade is potentially profitable. just use our trade & probability calculator and there it is. for all the reasons you trade options - from income to risk management to diversif
it's been a year since the death of steve jobs. has apple gotten past the tragic loss, or is it steel relying on the ideas of its late ceo? >>> and, numbers game? former labor secretary elaine chow reacts to critics claiming something is out of whack with the drop in today's unemployment rate. >>> also, no room for a view. why did ikea exclude women from its ads in saudi arabia? brilliant marketing plan or a giant misstep? we'll assemble the facts coming up on the...
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steve, thank you very much indeed for coming in. listening to muallem's speech, what sort of insight does it give us into the way the syrian regime is thinking right now? >> well, the foreign minister repeated almost verbatim what they called this uprising from the very beginning. they depicted it as driven by foreign elements, as a conspiracy against the syrian people, against the syrian nation, and it's a way of denying any legitimacy to the claims of the opposition and rejecting the possibility that the regime itself might have some culpability for the violence that has racked syria for the past 18 months, if not longer. so they've developed this as a way to fend off any responsibility and to shift the blame onto others. unfortunately they found support for their narrative including russia and iran and that has not got them to see things in a way more willing to talk about the possibility for change. >> also, very strong words about the u.s., which, of course, has only been providing nonlethal support to the opposition. is that y
steve, thank you very much indeed for coming in. listening to muallem's speech, what sort of insight does it give us into the way the syrian regime is thinking right now? >> well, the foreign minister repeated almost verbatim what they called this uprising from the very beginning. they depicted it as driven by foreign elements, as a conspiracy against the syrian people, against the syrian nation, and it's a way of denying any legitimacy to the claims of the opposition and rejecting the...
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years to play against the steve is being. me today it was a tight battle in the opening quarter but in the second says moved up a gear and never looked back as will come on t.v. one seemed exhausted after surprising win over the euro league title holders olympiacos in the semifinal on saturday. the host delivered a strong performance constantly moving the ball well and not alone any easy shots for a local messina who turned fifty three that night had a chance to experiment on the courts in order to find the right replacement for the n.b.a.'s minnesota timberwolves new signings undertaken a lanka and alex a shred as a result says going crees their margin to twenty points seven minutes before the end of the match eventually cruising past their bones to a confident eighty two sixty five weeks or a. week. before. during the tournament we played against both finalists of last season's usually we try their best but tonight we've only competed in the first two quarters and the third are the fans failed and we simply couldn't get bac
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we're getting your fourth quarter play back from pete and steve here with me and stephanie link and steve grasso and i will start with you. given what happened last week in the market, did you guys come in today a little skeptical about this move in the market and then we got the ism report and that changed your way of thinking? >> i think you always come in skeptical because you wonder how much is window dressing and how much is the market itself creating and when you look at it, i think there are great opportunities going toward the fourth quarter. i am looking at certain areas i want to remine offensive and remain opportunistic and i am looking at certain names i know you like as well and i still think apple is under valued and goes higher. that's one of the names i would point out. if our on the defensive side i am looking at the big pharma names where you are looking at the valuation and the yield as well as the big money center banks and i would also stick with something like a kkr, black stone, and a lot of students depending how aggressive or offensive or defensive you want to be.
we're getting your fourth quarter play back from pete and steve here with me and stephanie link and steve grasso and i will start with you. given what happened last week in the market, did you guys come in today a little skeptical about this move in the market and then we got the ism report and that changed your way of thinking? >> i think you always come in skeptical because you wonder how much is window dressing and how much is the market itself creating and when you look at it, i think...
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here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. right now traffic does pretty well around the bay as we look at some of the roads. we are off to a nice start on 80 westbound as you head out to the mccarthur maze with no major problems. alsos morning commute looks good at the bay bridge toll plaza. let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news this morning a group of protestors left a trail of destruction in downtown oakland. tara moriarty is on franklin street this morning. >> reporter: the windows have
here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. right now traffic does pretty well around the bay as we look at some of the roads. we are off to a nice start on 80 westbound as you head out to the mccarthur maze with no major problems. alsos morning commute looks good at the bay bridge toll plaza. let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news this morning a group of protestors left a trail of destruction in downtown oakland. tara moriarty is on franklin street this morning. >>...
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i agree with steve forbes that foreign currency can is standard of value by which every imeerp europe has to guide the investment and decisions is like floating the hour so that people wouldn't have to work so many. one month you'd have the hour worth 50 minutes. the next is 70 minutes and you'd soon have an hour. the swats and insurance policy just to guide the economy. one of the things that happened over the last decade is that we've had a -- of fitness -- [inaudible] of we imper prize. and the reason for excess of phenomenon. the reason it's the wealthy and chi has migratedded to fitness. the currency is so unstable. so much money can be made in betting on the ups and downs of our currency and against foreign currencies inspect is a big danger today. a lot of people attack the chinese for manipulating the currency, but the chinese just want to keep the ciewrpt sei stable. that's all the chinese want to do. they to maintain the dplar as a starpt of value. it's us that are debauching the currency. the threat to the american dollar does to the come in bay shinning, they defend the do
i agree with steve forbes that foreign currency can is standard of value by which every imeerp europe has to guide the investment and decisions is like floating the hour so that people wouldn't have to work so many. one month you'd have the hour worth 50 minutes. the next is 70 minutes and you'd soon have an hour. the swats and insurance policy just to guide the economy. one of the things that happened over the last decade is that we've had a -- of fitness -- [inaudible] of we imper prize. and...
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steve, thank you very much. we're running a little short on time. we're going to take a quick break right now and we'll be back with you a little bit later. >>> we'll be right back. >>> let's look in once again at chairman bernanke finishing up his prepared remarks, second away to the first questions that he will receive from the head of the economic club of indiana. meantime, steve leisman, what do you expect the first or the most prevalent line of questioning will be? >> it's hard to know. i assume there are a lot of economists in the audience there. i think the big question for the market is going to be what he expects the fed to do in january once operation twist i understand. we had an answer from charlie evans this morning. he thinks the fed should keep adding to its balance sheet. right now what it's doing with operation twist is selling short-term securities and buying long-term ones. the effect of that is neutral as to the size of the balance sheet. charlie evans says he wants to take the $40 billion they're spending on mortgages, continue
steve, thank you very much. we're running a little short on time. we're going to take a quick break right now and we'll be back with you a little bit later. >>> we'll be right back. >>> let's look in once again at chairman bernanke finishing up his prepared remarks, second away to the first questions that he will receive from the head of the economic club of indiana. meantime, steve leisman, what do you expect the first or the most prevalent line of questioning will be?...
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let's bring in our panel, steve hays weekly standard. charles lane, washington post and syndicated columnist, charles krauthammer. charles? >> well, the numbers are tricky because when you get a drop in the rate and then you get this anemic job-- anemic increase in the numbers of jobs, they contradict each other. the reason that you can these contradictions, each of them comes from a completely different survey. the anemic rise in new jobs comes from the survey of employers and it's a huge and vast survey. where one out of every three employers is collected. whereas the unemployment rate comes from the survey of households where it's only 6/10 of 1% of 1% of all households are being surveyed. so, you've got a very small sample. it doesn't mean that one is right and the other is wrong, but it could mean that the second one where you have this very small one you could have huge fluctuation. we don't know which is right except for one things, austan goolsbee who was the president's economist says the only one you can rely on is gdp in the e
let's bring in our panel, steve hays weekly standard. charles lane, washington post and syndicated columnist, charles krauthammer. charles? >> well, the numbers are tricky because when you get a drop in the rate and then you get this anemic job-- anemic increase in the numbers of jobs, they contradict each other. the reason that you can these contradictions, each of them comes from a completely different survey. the anemic rise in new jobs comes from the survey of employers and it's a...
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steve stricter, oh, no, scared the match. he makes the putt. you are up. oh, you can't serious. what an incredible comeback for europe. they win 14.5 to 13.5. europe one 8 of the 12 matches today. an epic collapse by the united states. >> it was of the last night we were talking about oh, americans got it. yes. >> now. >> tonight on game day? >> we have reporters in oakland and denver and new york. >> everywhere. >> all right. thank you very much. we will see you back here in half an hour and ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
steve stricter, oh, no, scared the match. he makes the putt. you are up. oh, you can't serious. what an incredible comeback for europe. they win 14.5 to 13.5. europe one 8 of the 12 matches today. an epic collapse by the united states. >> it was of the last night we were talking about oh, americans got it. yes. >> now. >> tonight on game day? >> we have reporters in oakland and denver and new york. >> everywhere. >> all right. thank you very much. we will see...
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steve? >> steve: i come out and how did the car get there? october the commencement of the 2nd vatican counsel. pope john mikely to be canonized. what legacy did pope john pal leave? greg? ! good morning to you . >> steve: we'll talk about this particular guy and he became hope in 1958. they done have high expectations for him. >> he was one of the younger cardinals at 76 years old and expected him to rapefor a few years until a perhaps younger person could issue elected for a longer pontificate. >> steve: but they had vatican 2 and people who are noncatholics, it was basically what? >> a council and meeting of all of the bishops summoned to and discuss issues affecting the church and hadn't been one for 90 years and 400 years before that. >> steve: it modernized the catholic church. >>ed the church's position . it was inward and defensive if you will for centuries he opened the doors and windows and invited the world in the church and church to engage with the world. >> steve: that took a mighty broadleap. generally popes want to keep it the
steve? >> steve: i come out and how did the car get there? october the commencement of the 2nd vatican counsel. pope john mikely to be canonized. what legacy did pope john pal leave? greg? ! good morning to you . >> steve: we'll talk about this particular guy and he became hope in 1958. they done have high expectations for him. >> he was one of the younger cardinals at 76 years old and expected him to rapefor a few years until a perhaps younger person could issue elected for a...
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let me get your take, steve. on the jobs report on friday, what should we expect? >> i think it's going to come in lighter than the adp. the adp has been a poor indicator of the jobs number. i think there's a reason the fed gave us qe-3, because they saw the softness in the labor market. i think it could come in a little on the weak side. more importantly, the official jobs number is the revisions backwards. they've been going back through previous months and knocking down those numbers. i think i wouldn't be surprised if it came in a little soft. >> kate, do you agree with that? if so, is this priced into the market? >> yes, absolutely priced in, maria. great question. what they're going to expect is for it to be terrible. if it isn't terrible, we'll see a rally. what matters most to this market is earnings. we're in pre-earnings disappointment season where we're going to float a little bit until earnings come out. we've seen a friend where earnings have beat expectations. we've gone down to earnings, earnings beat expectations, then we've had a good rally. i thin
let me get your take, steve. on the jobs report on friday, what should we expect? >> i think it's going to come in lighter than the adp. the adp has been a poor indicator of the jobs number. i think there's a reason the fed gave us qe-3, because they saw the softness in the labor market. i think it could come in a little on the weak side. more importantly, the official jobs number is the revisions backwards. they've been going back through previous months and knocking down those numbers....
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here to explain all of that, our senior economics reporter steve leisman. steve? >> sue, thanks very much. sue, this number is a product of simple math. but whether it's telling us about the real strength of the job market is something investors and the fed are going to have to think long and hard about. take a look at how we got here. first a little bit of the math. the unemployment rate is calculated by essentially taking the number of unemployment and simply dividing it by the labor force. plug in the numbers. 7.8% unemployment rate gives us -- calculates from 12.1 million unemployed divided by the 155.1 million labor force. you can do that at home, if you like. and now here's what happened this month. okay? the number of unemployed dropped by nearly half a million. down by 456,000. the number of employed in this household survey up by 873,000. but wait, because the one thing we're watching here is the number of people who were employed but were part-time but they wanted full time work. we call it for economic reasons. up by 582,000. that's the third september
here to explain all of that, our senior economics reporter steve leisman. steve? >> sue, thanks very much. sue, this number is a product of simple math. but whether it's telling us about the real strength of the job market is something investors and the fed are going to have to think long and hard about. take a look at how we got here. first a little bit of the math. the unemployment rate is calculated by essentially taking the number of unemployment and simply dividing it by the labor...
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talk to steve braman he's an assistant professor at the rensselaer polytechnic institute good evening thanks for being with us mr brightman so far the u.n. general assembly failed to find a solution to the syrian crisis but we did have many strong statements nonetheless from president obama demanding that assad steps down to the emery of cats are apparently openly calling for outside into food she think any of this harsh rhetoric might lead to real action though i do know i'm sort of. the general assembly is as you know mostly debating club it will take a resolution from the security council which appears not to be forthcoming anytime in the near future for u.n. to take action. if there is a fight outside interference whether it's led by the u.s. or the arab league what might the consequences be for syria and for the region as a whole though what one could argue that there is already quote outside interference the united states readily admits that it ships so-called non lethal aid to rebels and identified rebel groups in syria and as you mentioned carter turkey others in the region ar
talk to steve braman he's an assistant professor at the rensselaer polytechnic institute good evening thanks for being with us mr brightman so far the u.n. general assembly failed to find a solution to the syrian crisis but we did have many strong statements nonetheless from president obama demanding that assad steps down to the emery of cats are apparently openly calling for outside into food she think any of this harsh rhetoric might lead to real action though i do know i'm sort of. the...
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to attend milly's half time dressing down from coach steve hansen change the complection of the match as the visitors of went through the gears in the second period securing their sixteenth win in a row they are now just one victory away from setting a new record among test playing nations. now boxing greats mike tyson has defended the current heavyweight division and in particular the klitschko brothers the cranium duo have dominated the category for the best part of a decade but are often criticised for their spectacular style with some labeling the pair boring i think it's good it's probably not exciting that we people used to use the roxio you may use a large draw it's almost like a soap opera you know we were fighting but it's very calm very serene because the champions are that way because it's going to very far and you can't get away from them you know you can't blame the v.a. everybody in the division. and hours of the ice were in the kontinental hockey league now moscow moved up of the western conference with a three two win at slope and the muscovites found the net twice in
to attend milly's half time dressing down from coach steve hansen change the complection of the match as the visitors of went through the gears in the second period securing their sixteenth win in a row they are now just one victory away from setting a new record among test playing nations. now boxing greats mike tyson has defended the current heavyweight division and in particular the klitschko brothers the cranium duo have dominated the category for the best part of a decade but are often...
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first try after thirty minutes as the hosts who could send an elite have time dressing down from coach steve hansen changed the complection of the match as the visitors went through the gears in the second period securing their sixteenth win in a row they're now just one big three away from setting a new record among test playing nations. sport will be back in less than a couple of hours from now meanwhile you may get more at any time by visiting our youtube channel at r.t. sport news thank you and i will see very soon. culture is that so much different each visit is a minute mark when when is the end really the end of the strategy of the u.s. led mission in afghanistan is in a shambles green on blue attacks against coalition. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. while. coming to a desert offers an air show and an easy it was a matter you. most of the residents never profit
first try after thirty minutes as the hosts who could send an elite have time dressing down from coach steve hansen changed the complection of the match as the visitors went through the gears in the second period securing their sixteenth win in a row they're now just one big three away from setting a new record among test playing nations. sport will be back in less than a couple of hours from now meanwhile you may get more at any time by visiting our youtube channel at r.t. sport news thank you...
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thanks very much, steve. please stick around. don't go anywhere. our next guest has exclusive hiring information and a survey that shows 58% of companies plan to hire next year, but 69% are waiting for issues to be resolved. >> gary, good to have you here. first, what do you think of today's jobs numbers? do you believe them? do they reflect what you're seeing? >> well, i've probably met with 100 ceos over the last month. it's more of the same. this is not a standing ovation for sure. >> in terms of the numbers. i'm assuming you believe them and that it's not just a great number in terms of the way you look at it. >> no, it's reality. i mean, this is a decade of readjustment. there is a real fight for growth and relevancy today. if you talk to any ceo, and ceos today are looking to innovate then hire, not hire then no innovate. >> what sectors are you seeing where we're getting real hiring going on right now? >> well, the two most obvious are in health care. that'll be 20% of the economy. and technology. those two are very, very strong. on the othe
thanks very much, steve. please stick around. don't go anywhere. our next guest has exclusive hiring information and a survey that shows 58% of companies plan to hire next year, but 69% are waiting for issues to be resolved. >> gary, good to have you here. first, what do you think of today's jobs numbers? do you believe them? do they reflect what you're seeing? >> well, i've probably met with 100 ceos over the last month. it's more of the same. this is not a standing ovation for...
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but it was this birdie on the final hole from john the margin climb up which secured a win over steve stricker i'm guaranteed at least an hour draw the icing on the cake and overall victory came moments later tiger woods bogey conceding victory to europe seventh win in the last nine. and surely one of the most dramatic. idea of all just tell it boys that i still believe that we could turn things around that all we needed to do get to be a little bit more effective on the greens and to to make a few more parts and that would change the tide for eyes and. think their prayers believed and know what will happen today i think. it will go down in the history books of the ryder cup. he was a huge. and i'm really happy for these two of wonderful men. seventeen i thought i won the match after i cheered i thought i chipped in and i can't believe the the ball did break that last inch in there and after that ball didn't go in he made that long part that was a huge moment of what a big turnaround because it looked like i was going to be dormy if not close of our . elsewhere moving to football wher
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today, she is steve liesman's special guest. steve? >> tyler, thanks very much. she has been called america's top financial diplomat and is a special guest at a fortune magazine most powerful women conference in california. lael brainard joins us now. welcome to "power lunch," lael. >> it's a pleasure to be here. >> let's talk what tyler was talking about, this issue of spain and the question of whether or not it's going to ask for aid and trigger that ecb program. is it your opinion, the opinion of the u.s., that the europeans are following through on their latest set of commitments when it comes to solving their financial crisis? >> well, you're right, they've made a series of very important commitments over the course of the summer and into the fall. they are much better prepared. they have a set of tools that can help governments like spain continue to access the markets at affordable rates while they continue making these very challenging reforms. we have seen a number of developments in spain in recent days. we have seen a budget come out that continues to
today, she is steve liesman's special guest. steve? >> tyler, thanks very much. she has been called america's top financial diplomat and is a special guest at a fortune magazine most powerful women conference in california. lael brainard joins us now. welcome to "power lunch," lael. >> it's a pleasure to be here. >> let's talk what tyler was talking about, this issue of spain and the question of whether or not it's going to ask for aid and trigger that ecb program....
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that's the old steve jobs still at work and they need to break with that. >> steve wouldn't you know it the president talks right in the middle of our conversation. i'm going to have to let you go and hopefully we can restart this at a later date. >> that's fine. thank you. i'll defer to the president. >> jim start your talking some apple. as we wait for the president to start talking about the jobs number we'll go to john harwood for a quick preview what his message might be. john is in washington. good morning, john. >> good morning. i think his message will be one we've heard from the administration which is first of all they are delighted by the news. delighted the rate is under 8%. delighted the august numbers were revised upward. but also have a tempered tone and say we got a lot of work to do because we do as one economic analyst told my colleague at the "new york times" earlier today this economy seems to only have three gears, slow, or reverse. it's not a good economy for president obama to be running with but this is good news. it was good news for the country that just a f
that's the old steve jobs still at work and they need to break with that. >> steve wouldn't you know it the president talks right in the middle of our conversation. i'm going to have to let you go and hopefully we can restart this at a later date. >> that's fine. thank you. i'll defer to the president. >> jim start your talking some apple. as we wait for the president to start talking about the jobs number we'll go to john harwood for a quick preview what his message might be....
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effort but it was a birdie on the final hole for german martin climber and which secured a win over steve stricker and guaranteed at least an overall draw the icing on the cake and overall victory coming moments later of tiger woods conceding victory to europe on a scoreline of fourteen to thirteen and a half points or seven to ryder cup win in the last nine months certainly the. most dramatic. footballer of battered and bruised will tomorrow be seeking to secure their first win in the champions league this season the muscovites entertain celtic muncher unite emery insisting that despite midfielder romelu keeper under decant being out that will not be an excuse for not taking all three points at home . injuries are a part of football we must do the best we can with what we have playing at a high level we are in a must win situation after a tough loss against barcelona and we've been taking time to prepare both physically and mentally for an aggressive celtic team if we can get a foothold in the game than we can be harmful for for any team and i think this team is. there's no confidence ab
effort but it was a birdie on the final hole for german martin climber and which secured a win over steve stricker and guaranteed at least an overall draw the icing on the cake and overall victory coming moments later of tiger woods conceding victory to europe on a scoreline of fourteen to thirteen and a half points or seven to ryder cup win in the last nine months certainly the. most dramatic. footballer of battered and bruised will tomorrow be seeking to secure their first win in the...
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. >> germany's martin kaymer sealed the deal with his victory over steve stricker. >> team europe chipped, drove, and putted their way into the history books. the americans inched back into the game, but europe's justin rose was quick to strike back. jose maria olazabal summoned the golf gods as kaymer stepped onto the green. >> jose maria told me we need your point. i do not really care how you do it. just the letter it. -- just deliver it. it was very straightforward. that is the way we germans are. for chile, i could handle it. and i made the last -- fortunately, i could handle it and i made the last putt. >> this will go down in the history books of the ryder cup. it was a huge comeback, and i am really happy for these 12 wonderful men. >> team europe has reason to celebrate. the ryder cup remains in europe for now. in 2014, the two teams meet again at gleneagles in scotland. >> thanks for watching. don't go away.
. >> germany's martin kaymer sealed the deal with his victory over steve stricker. >> team europe chipped, drove, and putted their way into the history books. the americans inched back into the game, but europe's justin rose was quick to strike back. jose maria olazabal summoned the golf gods as kaymer stepped onto the green. >> jose maria told me we need your point. i do not really care how you do it. just the letter it. -- just deliver it. it was very straightforward. that...
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sun from steve christian. starts on t.v. dot com. if you. still . want to. welcome back to prostitution people about to mind you we're talking about the politics of austerity. it. started. and now we're joined by our garland in st louis he's or should teach a trend analyst and author of future incorporated how businesses can intice a paper and profit from what's next all right eric thank you for joining us from st louis what about the politics of austerity because it seems to me it's turned into an ideology it's a new religion as i said in the first part of the program no one really cares if the patient if i can use that medical term survives this ideology this methodology go ahead. it's funny you know that whole term austerity is not one i like very much because it has all these punitive connotations as opposed to what it really means which is that we need fiscal policies that make sense and by making sense you can't spend more than you take in for very long everybody with common sense knows this and all we're saying is that our current systems that are ver
sun from steve christian. starts on t.v. dot com. if you. still . want to. welcome back to prostitution people about to mind you we're talking about the politics of austerity. it. started. and now we're joined by our garland in st louis he's or should teach a trend analyst and author of future incorporated how businesses can intice a paper and profit from what's next all right eric thank you for joining us from st louis what about the politics of austerity because it seems to me it's turned...
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but it was a birdie and final hole from german martin primer which occurred a win over steve stricker and darren tito at least on the floor the icing on the cake and overall victory coming moments later tiger woods is bogey conceding victory to europe on a score on a fourteen and a half to thirty or seven win in the past nine and surely one of the most. battered and bruised spar turk will be seeking to secure their first win in the champions league group stages this season against celtic tomorrow winger aiden mcgeady is ready however to hit the field against his former club while the muscovites monitor you know i am really insists that injuries to midfielder run the keeper. won't be an excuse for not taking three points at the luzhniki. injuries are a part of football but we must do the best we can with what we have played at a high level we are in a must win situation after a tough loss against barcelona and we've been taking time to prepare both physically and mentally for an aggressive celtic team if we can get a foothold in the game than we can be harmful for for any team and i th
but it was a birdie and final hole from german martin primer which occurred a win over steve stricker and darren tito at least on the floor the icing on the cake and overall victory coming moments later tiger woods is bogey conceding victory to europe on a score on a fourteen and a half to thirty or seven win in the past nine and surely one of the most. battered and bruised spar turk will be seeking to secure their first win in the champions league group stages this season against celtic...
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steves: from granada, it's a two-hour drive over the mountains and down into europe's fun-in-the-sun headquarters, the costa del sol. i find this strip of mediterranean coastline generally overbuilt and very commercialized. malaga, the major city of the coast, is a good place to pass through. and almost anything even resembling a quaint fishing village is long gone, replaced by time-share condos and golf courses. the big draw is the beaches. there are plenty of hotels, and sun worshipers enjoy themselves in spite of the congestion and lack of charm or local culture. nearly every country from europe's drizzly north tucks an expatriate community somewhere along this coast. they don't want to leave their culture, just their weather. my favorite costa del sol stop is the resort town of nerja. while capitalizing on the holiday culture, nerja has retained some of its charm. the church fronts the square, which fronts the beach, and everybody's out strolling, eventually winding up on the proud "balcony of europe" terrace. this bluff, jutting jauntily into the sea, overlooks miles of coastlin
steves: from granada, it's a two-hour drive over the mountains and down into europe's fun-in-the-sun headquarters, the costa del sol. i find this strip of mediterranean coastline generally overbuilt and very commercialized. malaga, the major city of the coast, is a good place to pass through. and almost anything even resembling a quaint fishing village is long gone, replaced by time-share condos and golf courses. the big draw is the beaches. there are plenty of hotels, and sun worshipers enjoy...
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it. >> a screen flashed up with a warning that says you have no access to your server. >> reporter: steve says a hacker took over his computer, freezing two programs he uses to track sales and special orders. >> we have hijacked the files, changed the file extension. we have changed your password. there's no possibility of accessing this data. >> reporter: but the crooks were kind enough to offer two options. either spend years trying to recode their hack or gain control for a price. >> $3,000 immediately and $1,000 every week you fail to comply. >> we are seeing a dramatic increase. >> is it profitable. >> very profitable. folks that do it can make 50, 60 thousand dollars a day by hitti hitting couple of countries. >> mcafee says it is successful because the ransom note looks like an official notice from the fbi accusing you of a crime. >> they try to scare you. you have inappropriate content, stolen content and child pornography. even if they haven't done it, it scares people. to think that fbi found child pornography on your computer scares people. >> and that's why they pay up. >> tha
it. >> a screen flashed up with a warning that says you have no access to your server. >> reporter: steve says a hacker took over his computer, freezing two programs he uses to track sales and special orders. >> we have hijacked the files, changed the file extension. we have changed your password. there's no possibility of accessing this data. >> reporter: but the crooks were kind enough to offer two options. either spend years trying to recode their hack or gain control...
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. >> steve jobs introduced one grainy innovative product after another. consider 244 million iphones sold, 131 million desktops and laptop, 84 billion ipads, 350 million ipods. and while at apple, jobs had his hand in every part of every creation. >> steve jobs was not really an engineer, not really a programmer. he was very hands on from the design, the execution, the menus, the fonts, the colors. >> i didn't want to tell you i had steve martin on my ipod. >> jobs created a whole new way to appreciate music, using software he designed on devices he designed at a price he set. >> he wanted to sell songs, not albums. selling songs in many respects was -- >> jobs the inventor, the man who changed mobile communication, and digital entertainment, may just have been the greatest retailer of all time. >> apple stores are the single most profitable store on a square foot or cubic foot of any stores in the world. >> and while some question whether his legacy is enough to carry the brand, a year after his death, the stock price has nearly doubled. >> without that
. >> steve jobs introduced one grainy innovative product after another. consider 244 million iphones sold, 131 million desktops and laptop, 84 billion ipads, 350 million ipods. and while at apple, jobs had his hand in every part of every creation. >> steve jobs was not really an engineer, not really a programmer. he was very hands on from the design, the execution, the menus, the fonts, the colors. >> i didn't want to tell you i had steve martin on my ipod. >> jobs...
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i wanted to hear walter isaacson speak upon einstein and said -- steve jobs and also lastly they talked about walter cronkite. any book that inspires anybody is great. sometimes we lose sight of the classics or they're recent classics provide tried to get mine students to read brave new world, mark twain, books that deal with racism that they could identify when they read but what is the message? and o
i wanted to hear walter isaacson speak upon einstein and said -- steve jobs and also lastly they talked about walter cronkite. any book that inspires anybody is great. sometimes we lose sight of the classics or they're recent classics provide tried to get mine students to read brave new world, mark twain, books that deal with racism that they could identify when they read but what is the message? and o
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>> how did she answer that, steve? >> i mean, you know, she was very -- she would say you would have to admire him for his guts and courage, you know? she took a really light-hearted view of it. i mean, like they say, you know, their daughter is not there yet. my daughter is 15, you know. she had her first boy guest over with a group of girls, you know, group of girls and guys came over to the house this past labor day, so, i mean, it's something we all got to face eventually. i hated the boy. >> well, you are going to hate the boy. i mean, obviously. tell us a little bit about -- >> automatically. >> yes, automatically. tell us what she talked about in terms of the things that she would like people to know. clearly, it was challenging back four years ago. there were a lot of questions about, you know, the priests, reverend wright and all this. now people know the family. they're in the white house. what did she really want to convey in your interview? >> i mean, you know, i thought she was trying to get -- and i thoug
>> how did she answer that, steve? >> i mean, you know, she was very -- she would say you would have to admire him for his guts and courage, you know? she took a really light-hearted view of it. i mean, like they say, you know, their daughter is not there yet. my daughter is 15, you know. she had her first boy guest over with a group of girls, you know, group of girls and guys came over to the house this past labor day, so, i mean, it's something we all got to face eventually. i...
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steve in california, steve? >> caller: sunny california beach boo-ya to you from california. >> well, you've got the edge on me. >> caller: right on highway 1. >> all right. >> caller: news corp, they're going to be splitting up maybe. hear that might be a publishing side and entertainment side -- >> 30 bucks, 30 bucks. that's where stephanie link and i think it is headed. she's co-portfolio manager with me. we think there's a $30 number that comes when you break that into the pieces. it's a win. do you yahoo!? i think ceo marisa mayer is what yahoo! needed. i think she has what it takes to turn this company around. particularly when it comes to unlocking value. and the sum of its parts. congratulations, marisa. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, industrial strength, prologis is at the center of the global supply chain. operating a portfolio of distribution centers, warehouses and commercial real estate around the world. tonight, cramer is talking to the ceo to get a real read on the economy. >>> it is time, it's
steve in california, steve? >> caller: sunny california beach boo-ya to you from california. >> well, you've got the edge on me. >> caller: right on highway 1. >> all right. >> caller: news corp, they're going to be splitting up maybe. hear that might be a publishing side and entertainment side -- >> 30 bucks, 30 bucks. that's where stephanie link and i think it is headed. she's co-portfolio manager with me. we think there's a $30 number that comes when you...
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men will be disproportionately affected as it's day who are most often involved in cases where said steve information is being considered and still the bill rolls on the plans for so-called secret justice proven so deeply controversial that they've been delayed but like a bad penny they keep turning up and every time they do it gives human rights groups another opportunity to rail against proposed legislation goes against one of the founding principles of the british legal system not only that justice is done but that it seemed to be done laura smith forty london. and don't forget you can always log on to our website dot com if you missed any of our stories and here's a little of what's lined up for you there right now the power of nature in full view now as a force for typhoon blasts its way towards tokyo fall on you tube channel. this it is that made the pitch and one announces the final list of venues for the twenty eighteen football world cup in russia all of the big spending on big stadiums that are. thousands have swarmed the streets of paris to call for an end to tough austerity. m
men will be disproportionately affected as it's day who are most often involved in cases where said steve information is being considered and still the bill rolls on the plans for so-called secret justice proven so deeply controversial that they've been delayed but like a bad penny they keep turning up and every time they do it gives human rights groups another opportunity to rail against proposed legislation goes against one of the founding principles of the british legal system not only that...
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steve, let me start with you. so places like sears and olive garden, red lobster, they're going to give their employees a chunk of change, and supposedly you can go out and buy your own insurance. is this a great idea or a horrible idea? [laughter] >> i actually kind of like the direction here of, basically, saying to workers you can shop around, you can buy the health care plan that really suits your need. so it's a kind of freedom of choice approach. now, the way this ties in, by the way, allison, to obama's health care plan that you were talking about a minute ago is that under obama's plan what you're seeing is a lot of employers are dropping their health care plans that they provided for years to their employers, and they're going to put those workers into what's called the health care exchange under obamacare. that's something that workers are resisting because it means they're not going to get the kind of quality of care that they want. the idea of giving people a wide range of options, though, as these two
steve, let me start with you. so places like sears and olive garden, red lobster, they're going to give their employees a chunk of change, and supposedly you can go out and buy your own insurance. is this a great idea or a horrible idea? [laughter] >> i actually kind of like the direction here of, basically, saying to workers you can shop around, you can buy the health care plan that really suits your need. so it's a kind of freedom of choice approach. now, the way this ties in, by the...
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steve king is a third time a congressman. christie is the former first lady of iowa. now the you have had a chance to meet the candidates, it is time to hear from them. each candidate will get 90 seconds a piece. whoflipped a coin to see yo goes first. >> thank you so much. thank you to northwestern for having us here. i am running for congress for one reason, and to make sure people can continue to live in small towns in this district, it sounds much like the one we are sitting in right now. -- towns much like the one we are sitting in right now. it is based on innovation, education, and connection. i want to make sure we build a work force with are really strong educational facilities and programs. i want to make sure we build on what we have already done. i want to make sure we build the connections that we need, that we finish highway 20, that we finish short rail and we connect every college in community in this state with high speed internet. my dad always said that the farmers are doing well we're all doing well. this is just as true today as it was back in the
steve king is a third time a congressman. christie is the former first lady of iowa. now the you have had a chance to meet the candidates, it is time to hear from them. each candidate will get 90 seconds a piece. whoflipped a coin to see yo goes first. >> thank you so much. thank you to northwestern for having us here. i am running for congress for one reason, and to make sure people can continue to live in small towns in this district, it sounds much like the one we are sitting in right...
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my job principally is to introduce steve heideman. steve stevens or senior advisor for middle east initiatives. he has taught at columbia. he is extensively published, has also directed the center for democracy and civil studies and civil society at georgetown university. he is a terrific asset to the institute. this project is one that is driven by syria with assistance, technical assistance and other kinds of assistance from the institute and sister institution in germany. it is very important that these kinds of efforts be driven by local populations, things that are handed down from the united states that typically don't work all that well and so we are very pleased that you're all here. i hope you have lots of questions and steve if i could turn this over to you. >> thank you very much gem for opening this morning and let me add my welcome. we are delighted to see you while here this morning. it's going to be of very a very very interesting conversation about syria after assad and the challenges of managing a post-assad transitio
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when you think about apple post steve jobs and we saw what happened to apple post steve jobs in the '80s, can it keep up? >> absolutely. i think that he's put together a great team, leadership is very important within apple and steve took as much pride in leadership of apple as he did the product itself and he's crafted i think a great team to follow him. he can't be replaced. >> after he left in the '80s and you were there, apple faltered. it's easy to say. >> apple faltered because he had the wrong ceo and a guy who didn't understand the tech business but under current of apple when steve came back the reason they accelerated so successfully is in place was a great culture and great group of people who were still there. apple was in place, unfortunately they didn't have a right product division. >> do you have views on hewlett-packard? >> absolutely. greatest success of apple and part of my book is called the product vision. and hewlett-packard has totally lost its product vision. here they had the greatest printer in the world, they had the printer market, they don't do that anymor
when you think about apple post steve jobs and we saw what happened to apple post steve jobs in the '80s, can it keep up? >> absolutely. i think that he's put together a great team, leadership is very important within apple and steve took as much pride in leadership of apple as he did the product itself and he's crafted i think a great team to follow him. he can't be replaced. >> after he left in the '80s and you were there, apple faltered. it's easy to say. >> apple faltered...